applicants in response to a discrimination complaint being investigated by the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, officials at MIT said Monday. The two summer programs -- one for incoming ...

Both the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Princeton University have decided to ditch admissions policies for summer programs that accepted only minority students -- MIT in response to a ...

MIT has updated its website for a “women of color” program after a free speech group filed a federal civil rights complaint against the Cambridge campus for excluding white students. The MIT program, ...

The first of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s half online, half in-person master’s degree programs is making a profit and bringing dozens of new degree-seeking students to campus. The ...

MIT, the same institution that produced one of this year's Nobel prize winners in economics, has introduced a new blended "micromasters" program that can help people earn their master's degree in data ...

The MIT master's program in supply chain management has been ranked as the world’s No. 1 graduate business program in supply chain and logistics by Eduniversal, the Paris-based global rating agency ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook When Princeton University administrators announced late last week the suspension of the Woodrow ...

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Regional Entrepreneurship Acceleration Program (MIT REAP) coaches regions around the world to improve their startup ecosystems. The two-year program was the ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 21, 2006--These days, millions of Americans could tell you all about Taylor Hicks, but ask them what David Hughes, Henry Kloss, Philo Farnsworth or Vladimir ...

While the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is internationally known for educating scientists, engineers and mathematicians, the university hopes to add one more title to that list: leader.

Two prominent universities are abandoning their long-standing practices of running summer-enrichment programs specifically for minority students. Faced with the possibility of separate investigations ...